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• Driver charged in sex assault: A car service driver has been charged in the rape of an intoxicated woman he drove after she was kicked out of a Capitol Hill club in March 2015. Dereje Kebede, 40, faces one count of second degree attempted rape. Police say Kebede is a driver for Uber and Lyft but that he did not record a fare when he picked up the heavily intoxicated victim outside a club in the 1400 block of Broadway last March and drove her to a motel in Tukwila where they had sex. The victim told police the last thing she remembered was drinking and dancing in the club before waking up in bed with Kebede. Police say Kebede believes the sex was consensual and said he has had sex with women riders before:The Seattle PI has more on the case.
• Miller purse robbery: Police are searching for a suspect driving a “lime green” van and with a proclivity for public teeth brushing after an elderly woman was robbed of her purse Tuesday morning outside the Miller Community Center on 19th Ave E: According to the SPD report, the woman suffered a knee injury and a scrape when she was pushed to the ground. A good samaritan let the victim wait inside a car while she waited for police to arrive. There were no arrests.
• Harvard attack: A Capitol Hill nightlife reveler was beaten and robbed inside her car on Harvard Ave early Sunday morning sometime around 2:30 AM as she waited for a car service to come pick here up:The victim had red marks on her face and said her head hurt but was not seriously injured, according to police. There were no arrests.
• Central District gunfire: Police investigated two gunfire incidents Wednesday in the Central District after a report of about 20 shots fired and a white sedan speeding away from 28th and Lane around 8 PM. Witnesses said they saw a male in a grey hoodie running in the street firing at the car as it sped away before he jumped into a different vehicle and also left the scene. Police found several shell casings and a cellphone on the street. Meanwhile, police were called to 23rd and Union to investigate a car with a bullet hole in the glass. It was not clear if the vehicle was related to the earlier shooting but it drew a large police response. There were no arrests.
• Broadway assault: Police were looking for a known suspect in a Sunday noon beating at Broadway and E Olive Way:
• Wig-wearing burglar: An early morning burglar donned a disguise to pull off a heist inside a 500 Harvard Ave E building Saturday, March 12th:
• Big Boylston police response: A male who caused a disturbance inside a Boylston Ave apartment building and then fought with a responding police officer, drew a huge response to the street on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 9th. Police invoked the “fast back-up” protocol to aid the officer in the fight around 2:30 PM. The incident began when the suspect was acting erratically inside a nearby building:The suspect was booked into King County Jail for investigation of assault after being taken to Harborview for evaluation.